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Those are great guidelines for never achieving anything relevant. Also, the same ideas applied to dating rather than to code are what we call "incels/redpiller
by LtWorf 2y ago
Those are great guidelines for never achieving anything relevant.
Also, the same ideas applied to dating rather than to code are what we call "incels/redpillers" and so on, so you might want to calm down a bit I think.
- matheusmoreira 2y ago> Those are great guidelines for never achieving anything relevant. Relevant to whom? Everything I've done is extremely relevant to me. I wouldn't have done those things if I didn't care about them. > Also, the same ideas applied to dating rather than to code are what we call "incels/redpillers" and so on I'd say it's more like MGTOW.
- AlexeyBelov 2y agoMGTOW are incels/redpillers though.
- matheusmoreira 2y agoThey're related but not the same. In this context, an "incel" would be someone who's incapable of contributing to projects despite wanting to. That's not my case.
- LtWorf 2y agoIf your contributions have all been rejected, it could be that they weren't as good as you think they were? I've certainly made people angry when I rejected their buggy "improvements".
- matheusmoreira 2y ago> If your contributions have all been rejected They haven't. I see your point though: > it could be that they weren't as good as you think they were Who knows. Maybe. Asked myself that question many times. Asked others. It doesn't matter anymore. Now I only wonder if they are good enough for me.